Aditya Jain
Founder of Prescience, Inc., Superintelligent health insurance that keeps employees healthy
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Aditya Jain is listed as a founder of Prescience, Inc.. Prescience is the preeminent health benefits platform for the world's most ambitious companies. We save employers 20-50% on health insurance while offering best-in-industry health benefits: www.getprescience.com About us: Prescience is building a new healthcare system for America. We train AI systems to: create, operate, insure, and deliver healthcare for employer health plans. Prescience Time Machine – an AlphaGo-like system – steers patients towards “Move 37 health trajectories” that deliver dramatic cost savings for employers. Rishab Jain and Aditya Jain, M.D. are serial entrepreneurs and brothers from Harvard & Harvard Medical School with backgrounds in machine learning and medicine. We believe abundant intelligence will bring an opportunity to fundamentally rebuild the $4.5T healthcare industry around proactive (prescient) health and wellness.
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Health insurance sucks. I left medicine to fix it
Today we're announcing Prescience, the first AI health pay-vider, rebuilding the healthcare industry for an age of abundant intelligence.
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I skipped residency to build Prescience
I skipped residency because I believe the cognitive core of medicine is being automated. Today, my brother Rishab Jain and I are announcing Prescience, super-intelligence for the healthcare industry.
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Inspired by recent events with @RishabJainK, I wrote a short piece on what I think healthcare can look like.
Inspired by recent events with @RishabJainK, I wrote a short piece on what I think healthcare can look like. An end to the practice of medicine, and the start of medicine with prescience. https://t.co/RLJOBgitqv Stay tuned tomorrow!
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AI is already starting to achieve superhuman medical performance in realistic use cases.
AI is already starting to achieve superhuman medical performance in realistic use cases. I think residency in 2026 is increasingly hard to justify. https://t.co/xmU36bPtPu
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A Thousand Moves Away is about machines that can see beyond humans, and how that prescience may change the practice of medicine for the next thousand years.
A Thousand Moves Away is about machines that can see beyond humans, and how that prescience may change the practice of medicine for the next thousand years.
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scooped em by 7 days https://t.co/h0N1HfzfGf https://t.co/9gEl426eyC https://t.co/zywrrzxpin
scooped em by 7 days https://t.co/h0N1HfzfGf https://t.co/9gEl426eyC https://t.co/zywrrzxpin
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Disgusting but predictable.
Disgusting but predictable. Now imagine a prescient system that actually knew the cost & patient copay upfront, billed it, and handled everything else for patients. https://t.co/wzmRVaUexL
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It's pretty crazy how little information insurance companies are required to disclose before (and even after!) you purchase something that's like 10% of your salary.
It's pretty crazy how little information insurance companies are required to disclose before (and even after!) you purchase something that's like 10% of your salary. Want the national network? No. Formulary? Good luck. Prior auth triggers? Lol. Needs a total rework